And things can get even more complicated when you're using adapters to change from USB-C to another connector, like the headphone jack. Not all adapters are created equal. A headphone adapter that ...

This airline adapter converts a dual-prong airline jack to a standard headphone stereo plug (3.5 mm, 1/8 inch). Plug the headphones cord into the adapter and insert it into the airline jacks to ...

For the price point of this headset, the Edifier WH700NB Headphones are a pretty solid choice, especially if you are looking ...

It controls the volume of headphones, something that was missing in its predecessor ... You’re also getting a USB-C to USB-A ...

that fits within a slightly elongated 3.5 mm jack cover as part of a small USB-to-headphone cable. The DAC is an off-the-shelf board featuring an ALC4042 IC, it has a line-level output and a handy ...

After installing the HDMI Link app, plug our capture card into the headset. In this case mine is USB-C, but you may need to ...

The new BTR13 from FiiO is a handy USB and Bluetooth dongle for letting you use wired headphones and earbuds with your ...

smartphones and headphones. But as USB standards have evolved over time, this has often lead to some confusion among users. Currently, the most commonly used USB standards are USB 3.1, USB 3.2, and ...

and headphones, to use a standard USB-C connector by 2024. Technological advancements also play a role, similar to how CDs replaced cassette tapes or how DVDs replaced VCRs. USB-C allows faster ...

usually on the right earcup (on neckband-style headphones, it'll be on the right side of the neckband). It will be a Micro USB connector for most headphones, though the new Bose Noise Cancelling ...

Let’s move on to a different material: titanium. On each side, the Bang & Olufsen H100s feature 40mm titanium drivers ...

This dual-mode microphone from Maono offers the best of both worlds with the choice of USB and XLR interfaces and a great piece of software to get more from the mic.